St Patrick’s Athletic boss led his side to seventh win in a row last night but his thoughts were with fate of club he led to four league titles.
David Sneyd THERE WERE THREE results last night for the teams above St Patrick’s Athletic that had greater consequences for their own ambitions during the remainder of this Premier Division season.
It’s reported that Temple was later assaulted by an unidentified supporter within a separate group as he was being led away from the main stand at Oriel Park. Players like Danny Lafferty, James McClean and Stephen McLaughlin were part of that side that won promotion while Patrick and Shane McEleney also emerged from the youth team.“The last time they spent seven long years there. The people will be worried about that. The formation of the club is most important thing. Hopefully it’s sound and they can go on and rebuild and be strong.
Shelbourne remain top of the Premier Division – four points clear of the Saints – after an important win at home to Waterford while Shamrock Rovers eventually found a way through against Drogheda United to join Derry on 55 points, taking up third place on goal difference.
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